Personal
1 person
£7.99 per person
- Unlimited route Observations
- Unlimited Help calls
- Safety Assistant 24/7
- 7 days free
Round-the-clock support from Safety Assistants in your phone. With one tap you can order an Observation of your route or call for Help.
Try it free for 7 days.

Enter your starting point, destination and mode of transport (on foot, taxi, bike, public transport), then turn on Observation with one tap.
Your Safety Assistant continuously checks that you are following the planned route, for the whole journey.
You get push notifications, e.g. "We're still watching your journey, call for help if you feel unsafe" or "You're approaching your destination, turn off Observation if you don't feel at risk."
If your Safety Assistant detects a deviation from your route that could signal danger, they immediately direct the appropriate services to you.
With one discreet button you report that you feel unsafe, no need to talk or explain the situation.
Your Safety Assistant attempts to reach you by phone to assess what is happening.
Based on the call, or the lack of a response, the Assistant decides what kind of help you need and how to act.
If you do not answer, or the situation calls for it, the Assistant passes on the report along with your location to the appropriate services.

Safety Assistants are qualified security and alarm-monitoring professionals, trained to handle crisis situations, work under pressure and support users in moments of extreme stress. They are your support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Whenever you feel your safety may be at risk.
Because your friend might be asleep, and even if they're not, they won't know what to do next.
Sharing your location: A friend, when they happen to check their phone
SafeMe: A trained Safety Assistant, on duty 24/7
Sharing your location: Only if they notice the dot has stopped moving
SafeMe: The Assistant sees when you leave your route or stop, and checks in
Sharing your location: They worry, keep calling, and have to decide under stress
SafeMe: A professional assesses the situation and sends help with your exact location
Sharing your location: Stay up waiting for your message
SafeMe: Can go to sleep
Between feeling unsafe and the moment emergency services can be called there is a gap, the so-called safety gap. When you feel uneasy but nothing has happened yet, the emergency number cannot help you, because there are no grounds for an intervention. This gap is filled by the Safety Assistant, who supports you as soon as anxiety appears. The Assistant has access to your location and details, so they act immediately, without keeping you on the line or questioning whether your report is justified. They propose solutions straight away, provide support and, when necessary, direct the appropriate services to the scene. We also act preventively and react before a threat escalates.
We operate non-stop, around the clock, every day of the year.
It is us who react, not family or friends who may not know what to do. Every report goes to a trained security professional.
In case of danger we immediately direct the appropriate services to the scene, handing them complete information about you and your location.
Behind the app stands a team of security and alarm-monitoring specialists, not just an algorithm.
There is a gap between feeling unsafe and the moment you can call the emergency services. We react as soon as unease appears, even when there are no grounds yet to call them.
We process data in line with GDPR and store it on servers in the European Union. We share it only with emergency services, and only as part of an active report.
1 person
£7.99 per person
3 people
£6.99 per person
5 people
£6.99 per person
No. If you're in immediate danger, call 999. SafeMe is for the moments before that, when you feel unsafe but there's nothing to report yet. If a situation escalates, your Safety Assistant passes your location to the emergency services.
A Safety Assistant — a security professional from a licensed agency, trained to handle crisis situations. Not a bot or a call-centre script: a real person who can see your location and responds straight away.
During a route Observation, if you stop answering your Safety Assistant, we treat it as a warning sign and start our response procedure, including sending the emergency services to your last known location if the situation calls for it.
No. Family and Family+ let you add your loved ones to one account, but everyone uses the app on their own — reports go to your Safety Assistant, not to the rest of the family, so nobody has to sit by the phone.
The first 7 days are free. After that, Personal is £7.99 a month, Family (3 people) £20.97, and Family+ (5 people) £34.95. Pay annually and get 2 months free. Cancel any time.